Jobs at Horizon Health and Wellness, Inc.

Provides compassionate case management, advocacy, and coordinated supportive services for behavioral health clients. Responsibilities include managing caseloads, creating care plans and summaries, coordinating with clinical teams, addressing client needs, maintaining documentation, resolving problems, and supporting clients during difficult interactions. The role requires organization, communication, crisis de-escalation skills, reliable transportation, evening availability as needed, and compliance with fingerprint, background, drug, and tuberculosis screening requirements.

Provides compassionate case management, advocacy, and supportive services for behavioral health clients. Coordinates care plans and client services, maintains communication with clinical teams, creates plans and summaries, resolves problems, and supports clients in a fast-paced environment. Requires behavioral health experience, organizational and communication skills, CPR/First Aid and crisis de-escalation training, a valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and successful background, drug, and fingerprint clearance checks.

Oversees behavioral health staff in an integrated outpatient clinic, including hiring, training, mentoring, and direct supervision. Supports quality behavioral healthcare delivery through clinical best practices, trauma-informed care, multidisciplinary collaboration, confidentiality, and independent decision-making. Requires a master’s degree, Arizona behavioral health licensure or the ability to obtain it within 90 days, and successful fingerprint clearance and background checks.

Provides therapy to children, families, and adults, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, family therapy, substance-abuse interventions, case management, and treatment planning. Maintains complete clinical records, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, manages difficult interactions, and operates an agency vehicle. Requires evening availability and adherence to clinical, safety, screening, and documentation requirements.

Provides therapy to children, families, and adults through assessment, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and case management. Maintains complete clinical records, applies therapeutic best practices, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, supports family therapy, and manages difficult patient interactions. The role requires behavioral health clinical training, Arizona licensure eligibility, background and health screenings, and the ability to perform related clinical and physical duties.

Coordinate behavioral health services for a high-needs client caseload. Provide case management, advocacy, care coordination, supportive services, client needs assessments, and individualized plans and summaries. Collaborate with clinical team members, maintain communication and documentation, resolve problems, and support clients compassionately in a fast-paced environment. Evening work may be required, along with operating agency vehicles and completing required health, background, and fingerprint clearances.

Supervise and mentor behavioral health staff in an integrated outpatient clinic. Participate in hiring, training, and direct supervision while ensuring clinical best practices, trauma-informed care, multidisciplinary collaboration, confidentiality, and quality behavioral health services.

Provide compassionate case management and advocacy for a client caseload by coordinating services, creating care plans and summaries, maintaining communication with clinical teams, conducting required screenings and certifications, and performing hands-on support including occasional evenings and vehicle-based duties.

Supervise and support residents in a residential substance use treatment setting using trauma-informed, recovery-focused care. Provide individual and group education, crisis de-escalation, daily routine oversight, facility maintenance, community activity supervision, and documentation while ensuring safety and wellbeing.

Provide empathetic peer support, coaching, mentoring, and education to residents in a residential treatment setting. Ensure resident health and safety, assist with daily activities, document care in electronic records, participate in crisis de-escalation, and maintain required certifications and clearances.

Provide empathetic, peer-to-peer recovery support, coaching, mentoring and education to assigned caseload. Document services, maintain rapport during crises, perform light physical tasks, transport participants, and complete clinical electronic records while complying with background and fingerprint clearance requirements.

Oversee staff and daily operations of a residential Recovery Village treatment center. Provide supervision, training, performance oversight, crisis behavior management, community representation, on-call support, and ensure compliance with licensing, background, and safety requirements.

Provide direct care and community integration support to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Supervise residential participants, ensure health/safety, document activities in electronic records, assist with community inclusion, complete required certifications and trainings, maintain fingerprint/background clearance, and work varied schedules including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Provide face-to-face crisis assessment, de-escalation and intervention for individuals of all ages in Pinal County; triage, refer, and connect participants to appropriate follow-up services, develop treatment plans, conduct outreach, document care, and operate agency vehicle. Maintain certifications and pass required background and fingerprint clearance.

Provide community-based crisis intervention for all ages: assess, triage, stabilize, refer, and follow up. Lead and train crisis staff, review clinical documentation, coordinate with courts and law enforcement, perform outreach, and maintain required certifications and clearances. Operate agency vehicle and respond to in-person crisis calls within required timeframes.

Supervise and support behavioral health staff in an integrated outpatient clinic by participating in hiring, training, mentoring, and direct supervision. Ensure delivery of trauma-informed, evidence-based therapeutic services within a multidisciplinary team, maintain confidentiality, and make independent clinical decisions.

Provide therapy, assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and case management for children, families, and adults. Maintain accurate clinical records, collaborate within multidisciplinary teams, work with substance-use and special populations, and perform required screenings, certifications, and vehicle-based duties as needed.

Provide compassionate case management and advocacy for a high-need client caseload: assess needs, create care plans, coordinate services, maintain communication with clinical teams, complete required screenings and documentation, and deliver occasional evening and field-based support including driving clients when needed.

Provide face-to-face crisis assessment and intervention for individuals across all ages in Pinal County. Triage, refer, and place participants in appropriate treatment, develop treatment plans, perform outreach and engagement, conduct safety and suicide assessments, de-escalate crises, and document care. Work as part of mobile crisis teams across assigned locations.

Oversee outpatient behavioral health services, ensuring quality care. Hire, train, mentor, and supervise staff; serve as clinical resource and provide consultation for patient care and case management.